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[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KLPFL:
I think the calls the beauty widget

Sent from my SGH-T889
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] :
beautifull job.... 5 star from me....:good:
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] bergerstrasse:
AW: KingDroid Weather Themes

1000 Thanks for these beautiful themes.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KB112:
Really great mod. Running this on Macks 4.0 ROM (Sprint LJC ROM).
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] PETKING:
New mods soon
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] PETKING:
New mod miui sense fussion soon

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[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KB112:
That looks awesome. Anyways to get that with a black flip clock and white numbers?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] PETKING:
New mod online weather lengueta mod
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] :
interesting mod.... this tongue mod is quiet cool mate...thanks for your mods....
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] GonDr:
Is this mods in lock screen or what?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] sohebq:
These are for home screens

sent from: The New S-Pen :)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KLPFL:
Can you make the clock font in blue or white. It's hard to see black on black. Thanks

Sent from my SGH-T889
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KB112:
These work fantastic and look great! The only problem I have is that I use a 12hr clock, not 24hr clock. So when it changes to 1:00pm for example, the alignment of the numbers are offcentered. The background then doesn't seem to fit right.

Edit - I must add, the stock style transparent clocks and the lengueta one works perfect. I assume because they have no background or have a solid background. The MIUI and Sense style ones don't format right with a 12hr clock setting.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] b0Ne83:
Is it possible to turn these mods into a app?

Jeremiah 29:11
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] theXeffect:
Any update on the sense clock with the 24 hour to 12?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] KB112:
The only way I can see it working is to remove the Am/PM indicator from the clock. With that removed, the numbers should be properly centered again.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] theXeffect:
Please do...I want the sense theme n miui so bad ....:) keep up the good work
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] B-Man2005:
i would really like to see the clock on the second picture of the first page without the weather ... only the clock and date

then it would be the same as the clock and date on lock screen

what would look nice
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] technotronic99:
Awesome! :good:
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] nonobouli:
+1

love it thanks to dev
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] killa408shark:
im trying to download the widget on the second picture but i dont know which one is from the download list. could somebody tell me wich one is it? TIA
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hkkory:
It appears as though LG made some changes to the hardware, and software of the L3 when brining it to Canada. None of the usual root tricks work for it, and it will not work with roms made for the American version. I went through every thread and many, many pages before I found out how to get root. It can be done with SuperOneClick, but you must use the Rageagainstthecage method. After that its all root and wonderful. Now hopefully this ends the search for Canadian L3 users. Im just waiting to get a response on my other thread about if anyone can make a CM9 or CM10 Rom for this model. Hopefully someone is nice enough to make one.

http://www.mediafire.com/?d2wqkcdjc2lhx25 <----Rageagainstthecage

http://download.cnet.com/SuperOneClick/3000-2094_4-75447027.html <----SuperOneClick

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36940718#post36940718 <----My CM Request Thread
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] alanasgari86:
this information really helped, bud. although, we should mention that SuperOneClick 1.7 will root the e400r LG L3 from fido/rogers...

the app keeps telling me its a temp root, and i cannot update binaries, but that might not be a problem for most people...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dr.pythagora:
Can you describe a little more how exactly you proceed to root E400R? You have added three links and I don't exactly how to use them.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MumbleFysh:
Hey Guys,

Over the last year or so I've had intermittent charging issues with my Galaxy Nexus. About 4 months ago is when it first started happening, the phone would either not charge or only charge when it is turned off. Somehow the issue was resolved through tons of troubleshooting, I'm not even sure what fixed it or why it started working again.

Same thing happened about 2 weeks ago, except this time it won't charge at all. Then 2 days later all of a sudden started charging again. Now it's happening again today, I have no idea what is going on or why this handset won't charge properly. The phone won't turn on with just the charger in and the battery out either.

I've tried various chargers including the OEM charger, I've tried up to 6 different chargers and 7 seperate micro-USB B cords. Nothing. I've tried a brand new battery that a friend bought for his phone before he threw it in and no results.

At this point I think it's the USB charger board, however I'm not sure why it would not work and then work again. Does anyone have any ideas or any solutions? I've read thousands of threads on this, from this forum and many others and have gone through some ridiculous troubleshooting methods.

SCH-I515 Korean Version.

Seriously, anyhelp is appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MumbleFysh:
As of now, all of a sudden it will charge while it's off. But only to about 4% then it just stops charging. It will not charge while it is on at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Because it's getting worse and worse?

Relock bootloader, and return it in for warranty, if you can. I'm afraid there's not much help if you already checked for damage to the USB port.

sent from my Google Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fabulous69:
hi

had the same problem until a few minutes ago.

received my usb/charging flex part today and changed it just before to post here.

took me like 20 min, really easy to do, everything works perfectly and i also took time to clean up a bit the phone inside of some dirts and change the housing i bought with the flex part.

As my screen is under protection since the beginning (4 months old), and that i recently bought a 2000mah battery, well i have to say that i have a new phone ready to handle the new year easily!

operation is easy and you will find plenty of videos on youtube showing how to change the usb flex (7€/$ , +/-) so pretty cheap.

Good luck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jfriend33:
Why not buy an external battery charger and a spare battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gforce083:
I'd get a replacement daughterboard and switch it out yourself. It's easy dude, just like a previous poster already said. I just did it myself, took me all of 20 minutes and cost me $10. ifixit.com has a step by step direction sheet, if you have any questions feel free to contact me about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farshad525hou:
Try the following:

1.) Turn off your phone.

2.) Get a flat head screwdriver (small one)

3.) Push the flat connector inside the microusb port up. (It often gets bent downwards because it's so thin compared to other phones...)

4.) Boot into the bootloader

5.) Hit volume down until restart bootloader appears. Press power button.

6.) Start phone manually.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] replay414:
i dont know why, but this fixed it for me, for a short while. now the charging is intermittent and seems to come and go as it pleases.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sayword:
Same Problem

I've come into the same problem with my Galaxy Nexus as well. If my phone is turned on, my phone will recognize that a charger is plugged in but the battery will not charge at all. If the phone is off and plugged in, the charging screen won't appear. I've tried multiple chargers and cords, 2 different batteries, and even replaced the micro usb and board, but the problem hasn't changed at all. I've managed to charge my batteries with an external charger but would like to get my phone back to normal working condition. Does anyone think that changing the actual motherboard itself might solve the problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] at0msplat:
I had this problem before, using something small and flat to push the charging connector off the housing will work for awhile. The pin in the charging port is bent down and is very thin it's easy to lift up just use a tiny bit of force to lift it up. The pin touching the housing is causing a short and that is causing your no charge while it's on and mine even went as far as draining my battery very quickly. I did research and found alot of people having this issue on the gnex. I eventually had to turn mine in for replacement, no problems since. Hopefully yours is still under warranty or you can buy the peice that is broken and replace yourself, there is a post above saying what to do for that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Looks like my phone developed this problem. It sometimes won't charge be it via my pogo dock or USB cord. It seems to start taking a charge after I pop out the battery and then put it back in. I'm going to order another battery and see if that is the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PackMan55:
Thank yoiu!!

solved my problem!! I am in your debt
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefayeride:
popping the battery out just worked for me too

I just did the remove battery trick as well and it worked. I just noticed my battery not charging yesterday but figured it was because I was trying to use a different charging in my dad's car. got to work where i left my normal charger and no luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
That's good, I tried it a few times but the issue still pops up. To be fair though, I've had this phone and battery since launch day... Almost three years old. I ordered a new battery so hopefully I won't have the issue anymore... And I won't be surprised if my battery life is a little better too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
The Galaxy Nexus is nowhere near three years old. Your phone would be 18 months old if you had it since launch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Excuse me, two years. According to Samsung their lithium batteries have a life of about 500 cycles. So my point is still valid, my battery is probably just on it's way out. I'll find out for sure when my new one comes tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
Yeah, since battery life hasn't exactly been the strong point of the GN and some of us had to go though a complete cycle daily, I suspect a lot of folks are going to be seeing more and more issues. Not too long ago, I had a battery that failed in such a way that it would randomly crash the phone and had to be pulled in order to allow a reboot. I would've suspected anything but the battery in that case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Batou069:
This kind of worked for me, but the "boot into bootloader and restart it" killed my phone, don't know why. After a lot of a hassle i got it on, with 2% left, again not charging...tried to repush the connector towards the center and now i cant get my charger into the phone, maybe overbend it...what to do?...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SwedishPimple:
Where is the best place to buy a replacement? I found one for $5 on witrigs (hong kong retailer?), but ifixit suggested cellphonerepairshop.com for $35, both pre-shipping. I'd rather go cheap if I can get away with it. Where did you guys buy?

TIA!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Well the battery I bought doesn't make a difference. Still loosing about 1% battery per minute of screen time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bama17:
My experience with chargers on my Gnex is pretty much "u get what u pay for". Those cheap chargers always charge at USB speed for me. If charge time doesn't bother u then go for it, but I've tried em all and OEM is all I can stand to use as a home charger. Jus my opinion tho.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inhumaine:
Does it still only charge if you pop the battery in and out? My GNex recently just started doing this a few days ago.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
After a lot of toying around, I can't figure it out. It's completely random. Even with my pogo dock I'll have to put it in a few times to get it to charge. That's happens very rarely though. I wonder if it's software related.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] monkeyslayer56:
I'd like to add that i started having this issue last week. I was out and was in a tent and it got a little wet and figured it got water damage (only like 3 drops visible on screen however) then a day later i pulled the battery and it started charging while powered on again and worked fine till today when i decided to try and clean the micro USB port with some alcohol (pulled battery while using a Q-tip) and now it'll only charge while powered off again :(

I have the sprint LTE galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NonStopSales:
dopend daly

You can fix a charge portby buying the charge port flex cable on ebay for $5-$10 and 20 minutes of your time installing it. its a common problem on these phones luckily its not soldered to the motherboard
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Unless that board controls the pogo pins as well I don't think its the problem for me. Does it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tjrocks91:
This suggestion worked for me, thank god. It seems as if the pin in the charging port was pushed down. I gently pushed it up and now it is charging completely fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miclebabys:
witrigs. com is definitely legit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crodakow:
That solved my problem. Mine suddenly stopped charging when I had gotten home and put it on the charger. It would charge when off but if you turned it on either on USB, to the wall or via the car charger - nothing.

I gently pushed the connector up a tiny bit and the phone started charging like normal again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keith73:
I've had the same problems with my GNEX. Here's a timeline:

I got it in July 2012 and it still had ICS. First few months I had it it was great. battery life was awesome. Sometime early this year, it started only charging to about 95% then over time degrading to about 85%. Sometime in May 2013 it started getting even worse. charging only to 70%. I went to VZW store, was told they couldn't give me a new battery, I'd have to contact samsung. Instead I found an OEM battery on Amazon for real cheap. 2nd battery had the same issue. Went back to amazon and bought an external charger (Anker). Tried charging both batteries to capacity on that thing, and when putting them in the phone the battery indicator was at 40% or less. By this time it's late June/ Early July. Go back to VZW store, they tell me I'll get a new unit overnighted and I'll have to send back the original. New unit came, tried charging it, was just as bad as original. a few days later and it's only charging to 30%. I call support, they send me to samsung support. Samsung rep tells me, go to Best Buy and someone at Samsung Experience shop can reflash the OS for you. I go in, nobody there can help. they send me to Geek Squad where the guy says, "no, we don't do that and nobody at Samsung shop can do it either." He then does a data reset, which I've tried before to no avail. Waste of my time so far. I've cleaned out the usb port and pushed the connector up, no luck.

I Call samsung again, they give me a ticket # and have me ship phone. Meantime I'm stuck using my wife's old Galaxy S (first gen) as a temp phone. Get my GNEX back (still the 2nd phone, not original) and charge it up. stops charging at 64%. didn't activate it yet because of that. And trying to charge it again with another chord, only 35%. Samsung ticket says they replaced some parts, the KEY FPCB-SUB, KEY FPCB-POWER, and INNER BATTERY PACK.

Of course, the techs probably never left it plugged in to test that it would charge to capacity. I'm beyond pissed at this point. TWO units, TWO batteries, TWO chords, and same problem with any combination.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LibertyMonger:
Maybe a dumb question but have you tried different cables? I had this issue and it was due to improper charging cable.

---------- Post added at 02:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:32 AM ----------

I had charging issues with USB and ac and figured out it was due to flashing with TWRP 2.6. I downgraded to TWRP 2.5 and charging and transferring files is all back to normal.

---------- Post added at 02:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:35 AM ----------

No one believes me but TWRP 2.6 is causing the battery issues! Flash a ROM with TWRP 2.5 and woila! Back to normal! lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chepi1981:
Galaxy Nexus won't charge while powered on

I was having the same issue of my Nexus not charging while on. I pushed the little tab in the USB port up. Now my phone charges like a champ! Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] projektorboy:
I believe I have a charging problem that'll stump anyone. I'm pretty sure there's something fried on the mainboard of my Verizon GNex that's preventing it from charging.

I've used 4 different USB cables between 3 different wall chargers, and I've attempted plugging the phone into 3 different computers. The phone refuses to charge.

I replaced the daughterboard like everyone else has. The phone refuses to charge.

I have 2 batteries. A regular & extended. The phone does not charge with either battery in place.

The batteries are good, as they'll accept a charge when placed in an external charger.

I've used fastboot to go back to stock 4.2.2 system.img, boot.img, and I've wiped data. I've even re-flashed the bootloader.

If I power off the phone, it does not react to plugging in the USB cable. When the phone is on, it will always show a status of "not charging".

When the phone is plugged into a PC, the device mounts properly as an MTP device without issue. I can ADB. I can fastboot. The phone will still happily pass data through its USB port. It just won't accept electricity to pass to the battery.

I've taken alcohol wipes and cleaned the contacts on both phone & battery. No change occurs.

Looking around the forum, I think this is something that's relatively common when the GNex gets old. Even when you replace the charging port, something defective on the motherboard dies and prevents electricity from getting to the battery, but the rest of the phone works perfectly fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hectortse:
Worked for me, too. Thanks so much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TvMaZZiKa:
It Works !!!

Sir, you are awesome :victory:, My Nexus stop charging while phone switched ON, when it is OFF it charges.

When I tried your advise it works great :good: , and the phone start charging while phone is ON, really I do not know how to thank you :highfive:.

Thanks for sharing this information.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] karthiees:
This tip is awesome, I have fixed my galaxy nexus twice using this method!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kwakman99:
I believe the Gnex suffers from two problems with respect to the charging issue. The less serious is a bent USB charging pin on the phone, the solution provided on this thread to lightly bend the pin back up, or replacing the USB charging flex cable will mostly resolve this issue.

The more serious problem however may have no fix. Myself I have the more serious problem where the battery only charges to a certain % and burns through the charge level prematurely with the max charge % diminishing over time (my phone currently maxs out at 22%). And like many I have tried multiple chargers, cables, batteries, boot loader reboots to no avail.

I know with certainty that the problem is with the phone, as I have place both my batteries into a friend's Gnex after charging them up with my phone. And although my phone would not show a charge level higher then 22% on both batteries, when both batteries were in my friend's phone they both showed a 100% charge level and diminished in a normal manner when used in my friend's phone over the week.

I have not tried to flash a new rom with a TWRP 2.5 as LibertyMonger suggested as I'm very rusty with flashing phone roms, but I am curious in seeing if this is truly the problem as it would definitively answer the question if the problem is software or hardware. This would also help provide the starting point for people to take in order to diagnose and possible correct their problem as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Migamix:
could it be a kernel level issue?

my strange issue with this is, it will not charge, with ANY cable, adapter, spinning in circles... but i can access fastboot and reflash the device to stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Doctor Dedroid:
Has anyone solved THIS problem??? I have this exact same issue... I could get zero response from the phone after plugging in/unplugging any cable/charger combo. My laptop also refused to recognize the phone. I swapped out the usb port for a new one I had purchased some time ago (the original charging/discharging issue dissapeared when I replace the battery) and now the phone wakes when I plug/unplug it from a charger, and my laptop seems to be able to tell it's plugged in. My battery monitor app clearly sees that the wall charger is plugged in but my battery monitor app can distingush whether the usb or the charger is plugged in or if it's on battery alone no matter which cable I use. It just won't charge a battery... in every other way it seems perfectly normal!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Artrusius:
You are my hero! After my Nexus 5 died in the swimmingpool, I took my old galaxy Nexus out of its box; but it wouldn't charge. I tried a lot of things, but your tip did the trick! It is now charging steadily. Thnx!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] posypanka:
It worked also with my Xperia T!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schasch:
thanks for Info, I have exectly the same problem. No charge, but adb is working.

I replaced (only)the mainboard to antherother gnex who is charging, but the "no charging"-problem is now in this one.

Does anyone know what "on the motherboard died" ?

is there a fix?

regards
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IanCoves:
I've had issues charging before but I always attributed it to the micro usb port getting thrashed and leaving a dodgy connection (easily the weakest part of the phone imo).

I'd recommend getting a replacement battery and using an external battery charger (charger and 2 batteries was about $10 on ebay) . You can replace the port itself pretty cheaply but the problem will probably resurface if u keep using the usb port. Less use and stress on the micro usb port the better. Just swap in fully charged batteries when your phone dies, I keep one in my wallet ready to go; way easier then charging with cable anyway.

FYI. If u get a replaceable battery be aware the NFC chip is in the battery and a $5 battery will not have NFC, only the official ones ~$30 will have NFC chips.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schasch:
Hello Ian and thanks for reply.

I have a second-'ebay'-gnex, with this one i charge my bat's and replace it when empty.

With this 2nd gnex i tested the mainboard-replacement and saw that the usb-port itselfs was not issueing the "not charging."

I went back to a backuped-recovery-image wich alway charged...so no software-problem too.

Maybe someone here looked at this mainboard and could say that replacing/soldering a certain element would help.

Yesterday I ordered a LG-G4...so charging will be possible again at new phone.

I kept my gnex so long because I work without goolgle-apps and without g-account, so gnex till today was fast enough and I didn't find the perfect phone which has all I want (replaceble bat,unlocked bootloader with good CyM support, SD,dual SIM...,german LTE and ubuntu-support).

Now I had to buy a new

:(